Msw refactoring after thermal msw#7043
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including adding tempearture as the primary variable for the MSW. to calculate the enthalpy, for each segment, we generate a SegmentFluidState.
to test the thermal equation solving for MSW
for thermal cases in MultisegmentWell.
instead of using 0, which is not physical
and using the calculation in createSegmentFluidState to calculate the surface volume of the segments to reduce duplicated calculation.
remains to be cleaned up.
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jenkins build this opm-tests=1519 please |
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jenkins build this opm-tests=1519 failure_report please |
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In the PR #6816, we create a FluidState for each segment.
This PR aims at reusing of the FluidState in the calculating the surface volume of the segment and calculate the fluid properties.